This artwork shows the pulling back of the water from the shore before a tsunami. This represents a presage or a warning of incoming danger. This artwork reminds us to be wary of our surroundings, not just at the beach but in all aspects of life.

A landscape painting of a view of Mt. Canumay in Antipolo, Rizal

Carpe noctem is a Latin phrase, which translates to "seize the night."

This artwork shows a ballerina enjoying her spotlight. This painting is to remind us that just as the spotlight, everything in life is temporary, so we must enjoy every moment as it lasts, "carpe noctem."

Amor Fati translates to "love of fate."

This artwork reminds us that we should accept our fate, however or whatever life showers us, whether good or bad. We cannot change what we cannot control, Nonetheless, we should love our destiny for it is or what it is.

A landscape painting of Mount Pamitinan in Rodriguez, Rizal

Unlike some artworks where your mind is prompted to understand their context, this landscape painting of Mount Pamitinan, an offshoot of my "Wawa Dam Reservoir" piece, will instead take you off from thinking too much--relax your mind and enjoy the view.

Mabuti pa ang pera, may tao.
'yung ibang tao, walang nang pera,
Kasi 'yung ilang mapera hindi makatao.

Kung ano'ng tamis ng sinasaka, ganoong tabang naman ng buhay. 

This artwork depicts the burden and passion sugarcane workers (sakadas) carry.

A portrait of a white cat painted in a somehow Renaissance vibes

An artist's rendition of a beautiful blue stream bird

An Indigo-Banded Kingfisher is a species from the family of kingfishers and is endemic to Northern Luzon.

An oil painting rendition of a whiskered treeswift, since these swifts are quick-flying small birds.

Its beauty can only be appreciated when it is perched. Hence, the painting of it resting on a dead tree branch.

A painting of an uncommon migratory bird that visits the Philippines during the summer, usually found in coastal areas

A painting of a majestic bird that is usually found in the wetlands of the Philippines

An ink rendition of a Red-Keeled Flowerpecker, endemic to the Philippines

It's a black and white bird identifiable by its scarlet patch of feathers on its breast down to its belly.

An ink rendition of a Philippine Scops Owl, a medium-sized owl distinguished by its large ear tufts that stand upright above its eyes

This owl is endemic to the Philippines.

A rendition of a Balicassiao, an endemic bird to the Philippines, specifically on the Visayas Islands

Its black and white feathers distinguish it.

An ink rendition of a magnificent sunbird, distinguished by its bright red feathers, purple forehead, purple mustache stripe, purple tail, black wings, and black belly

This bird is endemic to the Philippines, specifically on the Visayan Islands.